Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

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seriaa 81 fhfna mile races. % BE- f9@ed
Il Point 81 Pinea. Mass., h Mag nrxi.
IA oaegn 10 make the stakes eiiaer
$1,000 A2s0o for each Eaoe.
Ths eateer Thistle. when sailed from
New York On Ost. ,sFriVed ~ 9onF0 ),
Nseflasta. Nov, I. Tie passage gas
rather stormy, head winds being en-
eenn1efed eli the way, yet the vessel
mads sons exesllsni rams. 81 on board
we're weli.
Itsntsusnt Hem, Of shs Gslstea. says
a aahiearafa, vas 90 veil pleased With
hia exlsaded visit % The United States,
fhat be has announced his intention 10
rstnrn 10 The sptinR and take part In ail
che importnnt Kegatias Of the season o.
1883. He will be welcomed b. the
yaentaman o. America.
AsalI She regular yaohtiea oresnixa.
tlous rsfnsb to fcsoeuize the NeW Then
asa yacht. HOFFMAN y Maaro VII re.
tara he boat 10 tbe Hefreshon Manu-
faetafinR Company, q Bristol r. y
sud have larger cIafl, la5it. long. built
By the same Arm. Il u expsoted that
lhe neu boai viii attain q sDssd Of %
EaIles o. m8ro az hour.
The entries for The Elk day Ro-as.you.
please facs which Is 10 take place at the
rink III Philadelphia this eontb, closed
iaal Wednesday. with The following on
sks lief; gaaes Albert, 9eosRa Little.
wood. Peter j. Panchot, Frank Hart,
q. II. Nofamao, Dan Barns, Antoins
EtFokei, Jerry Oronin. Frank lie Grand,
E.C. Moore, James Abbott and John
Hamillon'a Unknown.
Tue announced probable postpone
nsnt Of the scnIiers' race for tha cham
pi0nship Of the world, IN Consequences
az HanIan baing afflicted with car.
hnncls on the wrist, will not take place.
Beaoh's party refusing 10 H0oede 10 a
proposition 20 that theci. The latest
cabIeQFam about the matter states that
Hanlan vas much better, aud THAI ths
faoe would take place on the Nspean
river, on The dale originally hxed.
a maieh hiss been made BY Peter II.
Oenlsy, AZ Portland, Me-, aud John
Mckay, Of Halifax, N. g., 20 row thfea
miles, with nne tara, AZ tha Charles
river, al Boston, Mass, Nov. ~, fer $500
a side. tbs race viii be governed By
National Association rules, aud is 10 be
r0wed on smooth wafer, the referee 10
be the Judge Of the same, and 10 have
poser to postpone IN casa toe water
should prove unsuitable on the day fixed
ii tbs articles Tor the contest. James
y. 0rm0nd, Of Boston, vas AIRED up.
on e referee al The time Of signing
articles.
John L. Sullivan arrived Al Liverpool.
Eng, November 6. Ga landing an en-
iausiastic crowd tried 10 unhafoess the
horses Of tho carriage IN waiting for
hlm. He gave 8 reception al TIE 9fa1d
hotel IL ths afternoon, among those
present being bic old opponent, Aft.
Greenfield. Who greeted bin most OR
daily. An unpleasant incident Of the
arrival vas tho retention By the Gus
toms authorities OF the belt presented
10 Sullivan Ia B0atoB. a demand being
made foE duty Of 5000, which Halll-
VAn declined 20 pay. The belt will
probably BE- sent back b Boston, aa Il
Is nos likely that any compromise can
be effected. On tue following DAY
sullivan and bis party left LiVsFpeol
Tor Isoudun Although the distance
fsom The hotel 10 the station vas short,
40 -
Only with difficulty she party o5ald
station amidst he cheers Of the speoie-
tors. AZ Crews q large cEaWd assem-
blsd "a Sc Che greAt "knooker cut, y
and IL their anxiety 30 catch q glimpse
Of him dozens Of people climbed on the
carriage. This scene vas repeated a.
Rugby and Willeeden. AL that had
none hefuFe, however, was collapsed a
Euatou. There quite hse thousand
persons bad gathered aud The gppeaF-
aree Of the American was the signal for
loud ehesFiuR. hmong these on ths
platform we're sim Mace. Jack baldaek,
xounR BIZ Goode, HAT Mullins and Ton
Lees. The crush was 10 great that sal.
iiVan wsa nnRhle to reach TIE vahicie
provided for him, and In Desperation be
boltcd into q funeral coach close b..
Evaa there be waa fuiioeed BY 90 many
pkopie that she bottom Of The coach fell
cat from their weight. Amid e0me
merFimeni refuge vas sought in q
bfeuaham, and ultimately The champion
drove 10 TAf Sporfsla9a oflice, outside OF
which theFe vas an eager crowd. Ii
US nnly With the utmost difficulty that
The poliee we're able 90 clear q way.
Having flashed The business which
called him 10 the efliee, Sullivan appear
60 at the windows aud tA1nked the i'm.
nense gathering for Tie kindness q
their Feeepeion.